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  • Luz Elena Chapa

    Who will win the 2026 Bexar County Criminal District Attorney general election?

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Luz Elena Chapa

Luz Elena Chapa

Democratic candidate for District Attorney in Texas

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90%chance to win

$1.4KNOV 8, 2026

Candidate Overview

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Current roleJudge

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyModerate Democrat

GenderFemale

LocationTexas

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BackgroundAttorney

EducationSt. Mary's University — B.A.

Notable personal detailsLuz Elena D. Chapa is a Texas attorney and former justice of the Texas Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio, first elected effective 2013. She previously practiced civil litigation, including product liability, and worked in private practice in San Antonio, Corpus Christi, and El Paso. She earned a B.A. and J.D. from St. Mary’s University and has also worked in congressional offices in Washington, D.C. She is a Democratic candidate for Bexar County Criminal District Attorney in the 2026 general election.

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Healthcare

Luz Elena Chapa has publicly emphasized mental health awareness and has been involved with organizations focused on children’s mental health. Her public campaign materials and coverage center on public safety and criminal justice, not on a detailed healthcare policy agenda.

Public Safety & Guns

Luz Elena Chapa’s campaign emphasizes making public safety the top priority, fully funding and staffing the district attorney’s office, and repairing the relationship with law enforcement. She says the job of the DA is to prosecute crimes, put criminals in jail, and use prosecutorial discretion on a case-by-case basis with public safety as the guiding principle.

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